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What's !important #14: CSS Quake, Gap Decorations, random(), and Field Sizing — A Web Dev Roundup

A curated roundup of notable web development and CSS-related projects and news from a two-week period, including CSS Quake (a CSS port of the classic game Quake), CSS Gap Decorations, the random() CSS function, field sizing, and a HTML-driven music tool called Hyperblam. The arti

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CSS-Tricks·5d ago·5 min read

CSS translateX(): How to Horizontally Shift Elements

A technical reference article explaining the CSS translateX() transform function, which shifts an element horizontally by a specified amount. The article covers the syntax, usage within the transform property, and provides examples of how to use translateX() with positive and neg

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CSS-Tricks·10d ago·5 min read

CSS translate() Function: Shifting Elements on a 2D Plane

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CSS-Tricks10d ago

Building Opposing Scroll Direction Columns with CSS Scroll-Driven Animations

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CSS-Tricks13d ago

Chrome 146 Ships Scroll-Triggered Animations: How They Differ from Scroll-Driven Animations

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CSS-Tricks16d ago

Introducing ariaNotify(): A New WAI-ARIA Method for Programmatic Screen Reader Narration

The article introduces and explores the new ariaNotify() method from the WAI-ARIA 1.3 Specification, which allows developers to programmatically trigger narration in screen readers. The author expresses excitement about the feature's power and simplicity but urges restraint, fram

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CSS-Tricks·18d ago·14 min read

Prop For That: A New Tool That Exposes Browser-State Data as Live CSS Custom Properties

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CSS-Tricks19d ago

CSS-Tricks Roundup: @function Walkthrough, alpha(), Grid Lanes, and Dialog Tips

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CSS-Tricks20d ago

Fixing 3D Cross-Document View Transitions in CSS

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CSS-Tricks23d ago

Why you don't need to include "navigation" in your labels for screen readers

A short article discussing the unnecessary repetition of the word "navigation" in HTML labels for screen readers, noting that screen readers already announce the element as navigation, making phrases like "Primary navigation" redundant. The author draws a parallel to alt text, wh

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CSS-Tricks·23d ago·1 min read

Modern CSS Techniques for Creating Memorable Web Experiences